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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10
i'd city bank stocks were entircl

State bonds and city BANK STOCKS were ehufcp
Railway bonds were only moderately active and gen,
orally were nrm and something higher; Eile seconi
cousols were up al 994 Central o! New-Jsisey ces
titicate IS up a at 80 Chesapeake ana ONO Bs
were per higher at . ana .ne ner g. =. Se ,"d rm
at "a a ie944 and the Is at s4l2dStA West shor a.
good demand at io9. st Louis ana Iron Mountain IS
2 10 9il9 East tennessee virginia anu Georgia
lev aud Toledo IS were off y 72l2. burlington and
Quincy 5s we're up az Loo d %isem Day
to sSa. Wabash drss Chicago wer. on ls q 80 Den,
yer and Rio Grxndo As were strong at 79s@7oA Union
isn,ic and paciac 4. were on . az 20 and the incomes
after 3l% closed at 32le-ss lower Than yestefday.
OF unlisted securities dealt the stock Exchange,
Cotton Seed OH certificates sold 500 at 33Ss 33Gf'
Goo, at 81 75as2 oo6$2 S7l2
Money ruled al 4a4i9 per cent with the usual ereep-
lions OF limited amounts at ereent al the Close oHey
The sub treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
Tue Sub Treasury gained S735 242 on balance, maze
up by gains of s7564s currency and SGaJ'5a con
payments. S7so.977; currency balance. Sl2's4o'424
Exchanges $l09. 7s6'45i balances. -. l3S,o1a
The United state, rssss.y o At r.snpos
The customs receipts were S792.GS7. ana hsinternal
revenue receipts we're s2I5.9Os, ,.r.o, y, h,a,.r
The foreign exchanges are dull. Inc enect OF hIgner
money il London Is reduction in the actual rates LOT
sixty day bills instead OF an advance 9r sight sseIh o
lows: BANKERS bills 81 S14 and 81 s3% Tor long and
short sterling respectively; 5.23% and 3.2i4 ioI
francs; 94 and 90 for reichmarks 4Os and AUS ior
guildera ,,,.,
The cable reports an irregular movement BRUSH
cousols: while for account they remain unchanged al
lOl OIL for money the early quotations gave an ad-
vance of Is to IOI 916 and later decline 10 10l ZIG
Money In the open 2ls cent Tor bankers
bills American railways at the opening were respon-
.ys 20 declines In the home nsrko ana con
tinued 10 follow the early quotations OF the morahg,
but generally ruling higher than the concurrent home
prices AT Paris French cents declined TO Sl3Z
and recovered 5. and sight exchange ON LONDON
was hrrp at 25.27 frs. Ia the T. ,,, -
The Deadw wood Terra Mining Company has declared
dividend Of ten cents share, pay able AT once OF
Louusbory & o., Mills Building August 70 Credit Da
ancs Juiyl was $l6s. $40 g. July product valued al
2O23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10
THE STATE OF TRADE,

p.trrvo.y Ang 9.-Cstsn nominal Miadins l0c......
Flour Howard Street and Western sneernne 81 20
Mills supernne ~ 500 90 10 Extra s. IS % IS 10 ho
Brands - rs ss4 so P.tapsco Family - IS to san"sa,sr
southsrs Re II ~soG 10 Anber soss2c. No estsrn
winter Red spot 7sse7stc August &c; q. sse!s Ss
-. Oor,-soulherr White 81 s52pc: Yellow oil G5Zc
Western armsr Mixed spot August &c asssa
soS,nsrn hite 80 es7cs wsssr. siIsa
s2ss.e rsna'yvsna os, "as SIS 90
esl5 3d.. rrovsos. steadv. quiet Mel" Pork ST. y.
asi7 90. RulEme.r, shoulders and g,r no sia gs
s siSs. oise HAMS i5sSisS LsseFsnne
Butter was higher wes,er. Packet as2ie. crsame.y
Kennsd Usc.....COse.-Rlo earreo. ordinary :: i.,r
lstsl9c surar steady sof, s'e; Copper
Frsignts DER steamer dull-'otton IA
Flour So Dram 2a2d R'c.,n'rIong or si2 So
Rye 400 busn shpnsnts-fl.ar - so5 sois Whes s
"A. 300 al. Corn bush sass-whe.t 3eOo 300 BUSH
Corn lO.6OJ Lush
sss 90 Spri1 Pstsns Choice Fancy - IS - 30
hiEher-stsan,er Yellow SIC steamer Mixed o2S
"aiddss. ssr sos SIT soss2J Winter Short, sis o.
Spring do 81 Bu.r tS 5 Vermont
parv Extra II ,2c Cheese duli-Best Nsw.york and
Vermont lOslO Eggs dull-Easters EItrs. iso
for the dav-Fsur s. 500 ibis $40 Coro 1850
bush 10000 shorts 5000 bush
At SIC No mar Northern Pache ne sales OF No
itea 7GGe7e'.c. no So White MenG.9 here . .;",.
;ns nI o1 - new ana H in e'0s %:
Winter SIS 90 sHrps sis c :an. :''a,
Receips-Fiour l. 900 bbl., Wheat 26oooJ bush Corn
Hl.OoO 'ush OATS onsh Barley Gnsn ia, nan,
Corr $1,000 oats $500 bush. Barley bush
Canal shpmonts-Whsat $4,000 lush Corn 10000 ousn
Malt ...-.- bush
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 9-l23O p m-Cotton dull VITA .
ni, ed inquiry. Midling Uplands op; DO Mhldii1g Or-
leans .,d sales bales, including 900 Dales iot
spernlation and export Receipts 5000 bales including
LOO bales American. ,...,t,.. alan.
August delivery 27-64L; also 2544di TO- August Sai
25-U4u also - Oil TO- september
and October delivery, .5oid also l30id 40 Ocop"r
and November delivery, 9-o4di do November anu ne
cember delvcry > CIT. also t64l; do December ana
Fenrmary delivery, 364d do February aud March den'-
sry q lid: do September delivery. 23-of,. - -,
m-Cotton-The sales OF the day included oooo oAss
American. ,.,,- = .u ,ftssf,o cr,,.a Ipoust A
liy%v l4.G4d buyers do August and September ieiv-
6ld sellers no. October ana november leiVery oo4dh
nyes 10 November and december delivery 4-o4 SELLERS
90 Dsceuber January delivery, 3O4d buyers 10 jan
nsrx and February delivery. 304d buyers do teor0ary
md March delivery CAD va!ue TO- september aeh'eeY
8 2l64d. buyers - r.,,,,. a. ,,,,su,-
.sn,s August eivery 2764d. scLers do August IA
s"tsno.r livery 2iO4d sellers do September anu 90
tohsr delivery il-64L buyers do October ANA NoFempax
'a1'y.ry lid buyers; DO November and Deeeihuef
Ssvery sd sellers DO, December ana January asiiv-
.rx i6ad buyers do January and February delivery a.
CAD buyers do. February and Mar.a dsIyep' o-ota
vatns ia septem Der delivery. 24o4d sellers
GIiyIsToy Aug. 9.-CotIon quiet Alddlng. Us Low
Midanng So. Gsoi Ordinary. SIS ret ANA gross rcee'pN
"a = h.irs sales l4O bales stock, 2,6l1 bales
SoRFoLK Ang Election steady Middllng. ~ net ead
gro,s ~, epts bales sales bales stocA zoV o<ies
SAVANNAH. Aug. 9.-Cott1n steady aldahns 80 -
Midinsg s. Good Ordinary, sla nse and gross receipts
/ hae. sales. 80 bales; stock, 705 baiea go.
NEw,OELgANs Aug 9.-Cotton easy MlidiaI oto{
Ia. tddliuc 3 1916 Good Ordinary o-Ioi bet ~.
gros, receipts 1909 bales sales 400 Daiesi HocX s'>A
bacA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Aug (Specfdt).-on the curb tonight wheae
for September selling at 69s cents September corn az
al. Prime crop expert tel graphed r. d. Armour TO-
day. "Drouth simply terrible; pastures gone water
every days OF corn destroyed know
what am talking about"
Corn sold of on curb this morning and opened weak
free selling by two or operators led BY Huchn
Judged his movements later IN the day
was trying the market buy for after the nrst
On H' to "' the close he was . persistent buyer on
the other hand a great majority OF local specu
Iators renal ed bearish and to their sorrow.
May speculative activity. there being an enormous
cents there was halt but bids for round OTIS by
u son the price 10 4U4 cent His wants satisfied
RED r. al cents for NssYork account to M
out Throughout the session The marker
ged with mood OF ulative onerns september
closed 4l october Az tents and way 40 ceha
Lake to-day for b9oO0 bushels OF cotns
tomorrow 243 cars AS compared WIFE
September and october show gain OF p cent ana
NAV III u cents
Wheat as moderately active and firm today Fluctuations
were within limitations and the market leit on where
market news and seadiDess probably due IN
arr. sympathy with the strength Ia coin LighE
and ports clearaBces also served 70
gthen situation somewhat Lake enRagemens were
2I O,O bushels estimated rrcets Tomorrow. bi cara
ami withtr wal Local STOCKS wA
he down TO the vicinity OF ast years io""-'er marx
| Theya are uo below s.OOO.OOO bushels
There q continuation vi yesterdays activity ana
strength the shipping demand hy the
rang as Of and all futures were uliy
cents ngh except September which wasonU cent better
a the close. s..,... r.
bot cash and future delivery traders took hold With more
freedom and as break 20 September short RIBS
wa. followed decline Of 10 the future Toe
These breaks which early attributed TO local
manipulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10

The weakness the feature 81 the
day spe uatve circles First prices showed decline OF
the close quiet out stoay with prices LOT
decline OF IL point, for the day sep
teber months point sales 6I.2OO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10
on tue Proinas Ici,nto oltv the Biitar MARKET "a
nrm. "r,amorr Ha27ci DAILY loe<o@ Eggs Ii

Produce iIel,nto to-.y tho Biiter MARIE. "a
Il'.c. pstaoA 800
cycys. Aus sgs", 'FonrsF Family hs sS 50 80
ltea Il zoos .nement, 900 OS ,l,
No Mixes PIC l,ve-No in demand At $50; ORR
s!say =. 80 9s Lar" o 1ssr IA ses
,G. s9i21 short Gear 10 81 "@,fty "' ,;t
'teady1.nev Srs @erT Zoe 'Oe l.- nis..f s
fu Cream lOs re ., .e.s co"|Sa sa 30 ls 81.
% sc SS a,s r1' .alsn.s ana Ssaa
I ca, avs IS &C. August 73s September "a c oeo
ewhits 20 Kecelpt.- $500 Vush corn 2lol
lSprAxArol aug wGs., hr ss No Red a S9s
Mixed 26-.c.
cs S c5 ssp AsS 6s ocular
~ d,ir IT ~ sfS4u KTe dS 20 - n1rlev steady
et.%OoT 81 1o %sIs s. pc 81 Hits
steady barry 20 -. Egg, qGet fresh II i,;
10 100 OS% sos ea.h HaIey $500 oa,a oa,Y
A9 .6d .o S% G1s aud ssh: and
49, we w .ssst H' Sew 80 wh:soy
wiues s. % spirit, q % ecs'Ot'-w9... I'm S@.,
barley ..... Dnsh ohipiaents-wheat bush Corn
PHILADELPHIA Aug sflour slow. price. favored buyer,
d. 40 IS OOSsJ 21i Pennsvivaai. SAMMY $" 90
s. 10 Psansys "SI one. GsT 49, 40 ss1asa
"a Is 40 InGiaLs Clear s3 s7s4 lO straight - IL
90 - strssS ~ i5s4 40 Wnier Wheat Patent Far 10
ShGee ,. s. ss 49, Patents sr
eboice. Ooes4 10. I've foar 5000 70 per Sarre'
for speculation l.r and prices advance aG
grades but hrm At lor%er res N% hed oT Ans1sI
DO Tor Isgs s ITO Gps rt
OF spot lots we're strong ana ic higher mnns
.ss 80 Meq u gram SepI M. gram DEPOT Siss
NJ Mixed ellow track and Grain depot b2e; No
Mixed for Asg'' dc 10. .s 'oc
"a. Es trade sssc,s , prices
Old Rejected White ic InrradsG Nsw Mixed Si'.ei How
New No Mis w 9@S,f 80 s. Kew a0 @
the close s4'.e; ON NO White IN 2oths. elevator
No White AUGUST 81 ss4 &c; sepemOer "a sSi ae'
Do ",.Ss Maryland new ar.
b6 70 81 So Pennsylyana nd jersey pei Oa,.e -
PROVISIONS nfs CIV r1nl,y per III s. soaio ~
PORK sl9sie or 40 1rss %sss new 81 .r 20
g s .us e s 70 90 90
So IS Butter hrm-Peonsylvana Creamery ara
!. Creausrv EItra -Oe22c, Packing Butter lOS lOe
Gssss' s srn,Syan a Sa fa SKIM, DO 3
skins iS2o Ess. nrm Psngyiyania hr;.s b. lee
1es I test G IN Ss ssc urnu
oo"s'Is Bran $40
pc! Corn % s1. a 1900 SI bush sspn.a
S %ss. Sc 600 asn oors 5000 i2Ooo lush
oO A% S Sos arit and
No Kea casn 6s &c; seplsmber 69Tse70'.c, closing
7uLc October 7l172c, closing 7z1c. Corn closed
higher cash s7 Ssc. August s7sJs &C. closing Sac-
sepiember 81 a3Sc, closing 80 &c October 3ss3e &c.
closing nrm Casn 231:e2ic; sep smoet
Fs;as aa.s :ns q; e
Bran steady b4c..... Lggs higher at 10
meal urn At .whskoy steady A. 81 o3 rrovisloss
| y,ay Pors Irregular. new. SIS rs. Laru So 80 50 So
prysat Meas-Be1ed shoulders - Co. Long Clear "a %
S sSo ss :: eas fs1
Rb, - 80 es g5 short Clear 80 10 % 80 Hams
80 900 Oats 81. 100 sash rye bush Barley
| Corn $4,000 Dush. oats 5000 sush- Rye 1000 oush
Barley 1000
| Toltpo Aug a-whsat auiet Cash 73c August
73c September 1890. october 75sc. December 7ssc
| ......Corn dull. but nrn Nay "a, bid o.ts 9ae'
Recspts-Wheat $1,000 bush. Corn 1900. bn-h Dais
10 bush pneutsWheat 900 bush corn i'Vo'
busL Oats 1000 busA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10
v,,soprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,uy,coot Aue 9-rrovlsoas-B ico,. Cumserlant Cut
a. "a Long Clsar Mindless Ais Ot short CeAr Aiaass
~ M SNORT rios ATS OIL Sasdlters 5os OIL p'r 9"e seer
sos oS Tor Extra Tnia Ness Prime Mes. jia ~ PERI
.nt Wsssra 15s Lard-A mercau.Sta3d Prine wesc
@ u. Od, Lard OIL 34A Cd hams-Lony Gu. COS cd
n,isr. JJ.IL Butter57a OIL per VI tor nnsst alta
S,'.s cheese-Amerlcan Choice. 34s 3D. Wheat-hsA
WasSsr, surlug is ID 96a 3d Rel Winter Us ID
~ al no. centaI New No Winter. Is Dbl do No
SHuns "a 2d Mixet Western S. Id; California Ma
as sd q rs OIL. TO- No = IS 1L o. ST. per csntA Pr
ner cwL, Refined Petroleum. 6sL per gallon. Clover seea
american Red. 49S per cwt Tzlow-2la I'd psr CIV
Fine American 2ls 3D.; Prime city. ia Oh per eal
Ro,lu-Csmmon IS 6d Pale. ll& 81 OBS u Linssei Wt
90. Cd Der cwt Provlsons-Amercan Refrigerated nsst
hInd quarters ST.; fore quarters 32 per o. HOPS -
dou-Eewl State. 81 los. o. % U.s. ID Cottohsss&
OIL. Liverpool make. 2ls ID A., H.. ,~.,. aaa 30
eenIs,s Including 4 900 ceatals OF America
The ut of American Tor tho past tnree o~ss
oIoSpoy Aug a-Produce-Lnseei OIL ia -
cwr. (,alcatta I.inseea $50 3D. per GuArtSss Ia ~
cake SO I5a Cd per ton; Rennea ,Ss rats.a -
80, pals g., OF ella u Prsvisiess-LAra - e o. ~
r,t noIorSng 900 la OF Oils o. or ~ -
sair rsdainx anoaI Australian
"a vntfan pa Oh 023S o. CocoAaut on-Seytoe: -
W. S.cst. s37,A RsftigerAtel beet - - ~.
, "warisrs And a. for fore quarters pr ." ~ ~
,arcasA o.,.o,.rr-r,ns Pala AmeYfcan
~ csnnes paid and Is francs confines eeieee
a, sr ciosed "a francs so centaes pc I'D ~
EasxES Aug s.-wilcexs Lard oisssd ~ - nATp
plenpigs per llv ,...,... q m.-r. On rf.p .insa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
AL DRUGGISTS SeLLlr. ~
FEATURES OF N ;w-YDRx DEALrv91

FEATURES OF ;T-YDRX DEALIvG1
The corn really attracted attention than wheat
yesterday the testimony is increasing 10 the
character damage done the There is dispute
over and the Washington report OF the condition
of this cereal waited Tor with interest but the dngcr at
is that Of the injury done tie unduJ
exaggerated The inquiry continues reluctant but
holders nothing advanced cash lots 6l cent
The options than spot lots comparison aud
trifing the nna firm Net gains were
scored September at 49l4 and October al 5O foe
November ct 81 for December at 81 and cent for
January There only light business dol"
in wheat but strength Of lent II sympathetic sup
port testify the lou ness OF prices by co tnned
purchases asain nearly IAN az TO
200 600 bushels early dealings there concession
III prices IA cent but advance followed when e!t
prices higher than Monday night The close was
nru follows 1884, Septrme sO1 October 81 n
November o. S4 January S5 cents Spot oats
q better. and the options liter opening shade
easier rallied ended gains OF "a cent ana
81 AUGUST 3l31 for September 329s Tor october
and 1884, November In lard The export demand
the options lac ke vim and closed rlo
easier follows September So 49, October So 81 NOvem
Der ST. so December So 80. January SO ~.
receipts OF grain and -four yesterday at New:rorx
Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were follows Whel
$3.50 bushels 49056 bushels oats l52O16 bus els
gram 740272 bushels hou 4S5lS packages Az Ch
cago Milwaukee and ST. ouls the arrivals were Whelt
1856 500 bushels corn. l6s55 Uusesi oats 2590s DusP
els; total grain. 666,s22 bushels; -four 2ss4S barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10

Fiour oust without quotabs change Winner Whsat - 30
d. - Spring " heat .Oa3 %. Spring Patents ~ %
a 80.
The highest cash prices we're as follows whcat-No
syrinY Is sn w 5 CSC y. = lson 7OiIt- Cara
~. = 4O5.c.. Oats->a &5u.. kv--Ns 49, c....-
Barsv-Na nomiual......t.sI Ssoa-So ~ % Pu~-
TImotuv ~ ~ -lj - Larf-fo 5O-....
shart 81 Dry salteI tbsu'trs bvrei
- az ma SO. bpf,L So. nisgeE 81 10
Der gallon $500. Loaf Granulauod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

IoNpoN Aug 9-l230 D. m.-Consols l0l 9l6 for MONEY
and the account United states Four Per Cent Bonds Isl
do FOur and Halt Per Bones ll3si Atlantic ana
Great Western second trustees certncates los
al lran Pacific 81 D. Erie 81 "a do seeold Consols lOz
,I,.u Oulluary, Jil; Paul Common, al =; Newlork
Csn,riL ll2. Pennsylvania. 81 "a Reading, zs-. -, -
s advIces quote ihres Per Cent hentes al 81 riacs
81 a., lentinies for the account 49,
rate of discount open market for short AMI three
lnouths bills is 2s Der cent
LONDON. Aug "a ?. m.-Consos l0l t,lO ior aoaey
and lOl GIG tor account; Canadian Paclhc, o. fa
3l -. Mexican Ordinary, 5ls ST. Paul Common.sS' New"
York Central lll7, Pennsylvania. % b; keaiin2 Zs
paris adylces qoto Per Rentes al 81 irancs
Is ceuImes Tor the account and exchange On London
20 francs ~ centnies for cheeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10

SPIRITS UF TURPBNTrNR
WILMINGTON Aug. e.-Turpsnuas DAN ss SsSe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06
Court Martial Deeistous.

Battalion Orders u, dated August Sd
have been posted up in the armory of the
Honolulu Rifles. The orders embodv the
decisions in the several cases before the
court-martial for neglect of duty and dis
obedience of orders"
Quartermaster Sergeant w. A. s. Beals,
of Co. a, is found guilty and sentenced to
be reduced to the ranks.
Corporal Coghlan, of Co. A, is found
guilty, reduced to the ranks and repri-
manded.
Private Geo. w. Miles, of Co. A, is found
guilty and dishonorably discharged from
the battalion.
Private Alex. Flohr. of Co. B, is found
not guilty on the main charge, but guilty
Of one out of four specifications, and is
ordered to receive a reprimand
Ordnance Sergeant Frank Godfrey is
found guilty and dishonorably discharged
from the battalion.
Promotions are promulgated as follows
Sergeant Geo. c. Stratemeyer OF Co. A TO
be Battalion Ordnance Sergeant, vice F
Godfrey. Sergeant E. W. Wood of Co. a
to be Company Quartermaster Sergeant,
vice Beals. Corporal T. B. Murray of Co.
A to be Sergeant to fill vacancy.
The court-martial is declared to be dis
solved. All drills are discontinued till
September 18th, except recruit drills, OF
which there Will be two instead of one
weekly-on Monday night without arms.
and on Friday with arms. Signed, V. V.
Ashford, Lieutenant Colonel commanding;
Geo. Mcleod, Capt. Adjutant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Norwegian bark Professor Johnson sailed
from Port Townsend. ". T, July 25th with a
cargo of lumber for HlIo, Hawaii.
The sailing of the bark Iron Crag has been
postponed till about next Wednesday.
The steamer AIkahala will arrive tomorrow
morning from Kauai and leave again next Tues
day with party of e1cursiOnists from Honolulu
and NawiuwiI for a trip around the island Of
Kauai. stopping one day at Hanalei, Kauai, and
arriving here again on sunday N orning.
Tbs bsrkentine 5. y. Castle and brigantine W
G. Irwin, now u port are the only sailing yes
sells that left San Francisco for Honolulu during
the month OF July. When the steamship Mani.
posa left for here, July 29th, there were no YES.
sells on the berth At that port for here.
Four large pieces of machinery boiler heads
for the new boiler Of the steamer Iwalani-ar-
rived from san Francisco by the steamer Mari
posa august 5tb. consigned 10 the Honolulu
Iron Works. who have the contract. The boiler
will be ready IL about three months.
The steamer c. r. Bishop, Captain Clancy, ar
rived August 5th from Koolau, via vaialua,
with Ss4 bags rice. ISL bags paddy, $50 bags rice
bran and well-boring machine. Reports very
rough weather at Kshuku, Koolauloa. Leaves
sga!n next Monday morning 3 O'Clock.
The American bark VIII w. Case, Captain
Thompson, arrived at san Francisco July asa.
after passage Of % days from Kshului, Maui.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06

The American barkentine Mount Lebanon
sailed from Hongkong July 25th for Honolulu.
with g cargo of Chinese mercha ndise.
The steamers Kinsu. Likelike Lebua, Kilauea
Hou and J. A. Cummin due this morning
from their respective ports.
The American barkentine Planter, plain "
r. Perriman, arrived at san Francisco July 22d,
Is days from Honolulu. 1t is likely she will
leave that port for the Sound to load lumber for
Honolulu.
The steamship Alameda arrived at Auckland
New Zealand. July I'd. from here.
The Hawaiian schooner Cauute, when she re-
turns early next week from Hawaii, will leave
with Portuguese passengers for Humboldt Bay,
California. The Canute will return With cargo
Of lumber for Msssrs. Levers Cooke.
The steamer Surprise Will bs finished repair
ing within days
The schooner WsiIele arrived August 9th from
Koloa, Kauai with 20 tons stone ballast for the
bark Lillian.
The stern-wheel steamer Eva brought about
400 bags paddy from Eva. Oahu, August 5th.
The Royal Mail steamship Mariposa, Captain
II. NJ Hayward, was berthed at the Oceanic
ComPany's wharf early August 9TH, 612 days
from San Francisco, with SIC tons general cargo
for this port and 100 cargo In transit for the
Colonies. Sailed from san Francisco July 29Eh
at $3.50 p. Experienced pleasant weather the
entire passage. Arrived off Oahu August 5th at
a. IN. After dischsrging cargo and taking
board 262 tons coal, she resumed her voyage for
the Colonies at p. IN the day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06
CHU ON & co.
and Japanese Goods, AZ Nuuanu
street.

Have constantly on hand Silk, Satin,
Grape, Grass Cloth, Embroidered and
Hemstitched Silk and Grass-cloth Hand
kerchiefs, Silk and Grape Shawls and
Scarfs.
A great variety of japanese and Chi
nese Tea Sets, Vases, Bronze and Lac
quered Wares.
Ivory, Sandalwood and Tortoiseshell
Card Cases, Paper Cutters, Fans and
Jewelry Cases.
Gold and Silver Jewelry, setting with
tiger claws, cat-eyes and amber, such as
Scarf Pins, Earrings, Bracelets, Neck
laces, etc.
An assortment of Chinese and Japan
csc nick-naclzs and curiosities too num-
erOus to specify.
Chinese Mating a specially.
Also, just received, ex Hawaiian bark
"Lihan," large invoice OF Ebony anu
Marble Furniture in sets. Table, Chairs
and Settees.
A full assortment of Flower Pots, Arti-
fetal Flower Baskets, Lacquered and
Bamboo Goods, etc.
The public is respectfully invited to
inspect our goods. 768 feb2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Mr. H. J. Agnew left by the MaripoSa
Yesterday for the Colonies, with the we'll
known stallion Doncaster, for breeding.
The newly elected Chief Engineer and
First and Second Assistants of the Fire
Department have been duly installed in
office.
The regular monthly meeting Of Homo
lulu Typographical Union No. 81 will be
held this evening at the usual time and
place.
If you want TO have a good sea bath,
take the bus and go out to the Waikiki
bath house Every accommodation Will
be found there.
The through passengers for the Colonies
by the Mariposa made the most OF their
time while the vessel was in port in the
way OF sightseeing.
The Honolulu Almanac and Directory
for 1887 is now on sale at J. H. SoPer's
and A. NJ. Hewett's news depots, and al
this Office. Price. 80 cents.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars in L. 5.
gold coin were added to the circulating
medium by Bishop & Co. yesterday. The
coin arrived by the Mariposa.
1t will be learned with regret by many
that General Comfy, formerly United
States Minister Resident at Honolulu, Is
dead. He died recently at Toledo, Ohio,
Of complication of lung and heart dis
ease after protraCted illness.
1t is stated that a similar accident to the
one which occurred at Kakaako yesterday
happened in connection with the Punch
bowl battery in the year 1868, when the
victim was blown a considerable distance
down the side of the mountain.
There was a narrow escape from fire
Yesterday on Smith street, better known
to old residents as Cape Horn The oc-
cupants of a two-story building left 1t
about 8 o'clock a. m, and soon afterwards
smoke was seen issuing from the lower
windows An alarm was given, and the
neighbors entered and extinguished the
fire, which had originated on bed. The
flames had blackened the ceiling above.
The Fire Department was not notified.